SIGNAL WORK Sample Clauses
The SIGNAL WORK clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the installation, modification, or maintenance of signaling systems within a project. It typically outlines the standards to be followed, the scope of work covered (such as traffic signals, railway signals, or communication systems), and the qualifications required for personnel performing the work. By clearly specifying these expectations, the clause ensures that signal-related tasks are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with relevant regulations, thereby minimizing operational risks and ensuring reliable system performance.
SIGNAL WORK. For employers engaged in railroad signal and communication construction and maintenance, please refer to the Signal Appendix which forms part of this Agreement.
SIGNAL WORK. For employers engaged in railroad signal and communication construction and maintenance, please refer to the Signal Schedule which forms part of this agreement.
SIGNAL WORK. For employers engaged in railroad signal and communication construction and maintenance, please refer to the Signal Schedule which forms part of this agreement. (September 23, 2015 / 13:27:22) 93268-1 LIUNA-RailAgree_p29.pdf .1 For employers engaged in railroad maintenance and inspection work on GO TRANSIT jobs or sites, please refer to the Railroad Maintenance & Inspection Schedule for GO TRANSIT which forms part of this agreement.
SIGNAL WORK. The Railway, at the Roadway Authority's expense, will install track circuitry, 2 new LED flashing-light signals, 2 new LED signaled automatic gates, and related crossing safety equipment to accommodate the Roadway Authority’s construction plans previously provided to the Railway and in accordance with the ODOT Order, Section 3 and the attached drawings No. R4, dated June 7, 2022 (or the latest revision) attached as Exhibit “A” with projected cost estimates for construction described in Exhibit “B”. The Railway, at the Roadway Authority's expense, will install 81.25 track feet of new concrete crossing surface at the crossing site in accordance with the ODOT Order, Section 3 and the attached drawing No. R4, dated June 7, 2022 (or the latest revision) attached as Exhibit “A” with projected cost estimates for construction described in Exhibit “B”. The estimate provided in Exhibit “B” is not intended to be a guarantee of construction costs and actual construction cost may differ based upon variables encountered at and during construction. For the Project, the work will commence following the issuance of a Notice to Proceed from the Roadway Authority to Railway.